Globemaster
Globemaster proper noun: any of three models of airlifter, produced by the Douglas Aircraft Company or its successors. They include the C-74, the C-124, and the C-17.

Proper noun
the Globemaster
- Any of three models of airlifter, produced by the Douglas Aircraft Company or its successors. They include the C-74, the C-124, and the C-17.
- The original Globemaster was a piston-engined aircraft.
Noun
Globemaster (plural Globemasters)
- An instance of any of these models.
- The cow pasture was big enough to set a Globemaster down onto, and that's all they needed.
- Several Globemasters passed over, eastward bound.
Forms of Globemaster
| plural | Globemasters |
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Origin of Globemaster
By proprialization from globe + master or Globe + master.
Questions about Globemaster
- What does Globemaster mean?
- Globemaster means any of three models of airlifter, produced by the Douglas Aircraft Company or its successors. They include the C-74, the C-124, and the C-17.
- What part of speech is Globemaster?
- Globemaster can be a proper noun or a noun.
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